Synopsis
Excerpt from Some Important Engineering Features of the Canadian Pacific Railway
As the accompanying plan indicates, the tracks of the Canadian Pacific Railway very nearly surround the city of Montreal with main lines radiating to the north, west and south. The line to the north leads to Quebec, the Laurentian Mountains and Ottawa; the line to the west leads to Toronto and is at the same time the short line to Ottawa. The line to the south, which crosses the St. Lawrence River on the new double track bridge, leads to all points east and south on the c.p.r. On the southerly side of the St. Lawrence River.
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